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I am in the process of gettin a 4" lift kit for my Jeep. Its at a toss up for the Skyjacker or the Dick Cepek. I dont know anyone of having the Dick Cepek Jeep lift kits. Wanted to know by you Pros. And yes I Fawkin Searched twice.........
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more info. would be helpful , how do you plan on using your JEEP , is it for looks (pavement) or OFFROAD
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OK first get a JB Slip yoke eliminator, then do a SOA, trust me you are going to want this later anyway when you graduate the I wonder stage, so might as well do it the first time, get some Con-Ferr spring mounts ditch your Track bars cut them and make then into a ladder bar you can do all this for under $600 minus tires and gears. The SOA is easy to do. Email me if you got ???? but I’m telling you this is the way to go. Dave
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Location: Omaha NE
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I would not suggest a spring over comversion for a mostly stock CJ-5, their narow width and short wheelbase make them a handful to keep on 4 wheels. Tuff Country soft ride seem to be the softest Cj-lifts out there, skyjacker are also soft but have a reputation for losing some lift.
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but in that case you can do it for about $600 w tires
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